
This episode discusses the transition from high school to young adulthood and how parents can support their children during this significant life change.
The transition from high school into the next stage of life—whether that includes college, work, trade school, a gap year, or another path—is one of the most significant seasons in the life of a young person and their family. During these years, young adults begin asking deeper questions about identity, purpose, relationships, and faith. At the same time, parents are learning how to shift from direct guidance to supportive presence. In this episode, we're joined by the founders of Emerge Collaborative Rachel Collins and Falon Barton who work with families to help them navigate the unique challenges and opportunities that come during this transition into young adulthood. Drawing from years of experience working with students and families, they share insights into what young adults are really experiencing during these formative years and how parents can walk alongside them with wisdom, patience, and hope. Special Opportunity for Parents of Seniors Following this conversation, we're excited to host the founders of Emerge Collaborative for a live Zoom conversation for parents of seniors and young adults. During this 90-minute interactive session, they will go deeper into the…
Guests: Rachel Collins, Falon Barton
Organizations: Emerge Collaborative
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